Love-at-arms: being a narrative excerpted from the chronicles of Urbino, during the dominion of the high and mighty Messer Guidobaldo da Montefeltro
Credits: Rafael Sabatini (author)
Summary
Early in the sixteenth century, in the hill country of Urbino under Duke Guidobaldo da Montefeltro, a young lord makes a vow, a fortress is besieged, and love and feud grow tangled. Rafael Sabatini's romance of swordplay and honour, 1907.
Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5, an AI assistant, from the text of the book.
Chapters (25)
- 1. Vox Populi
- 2. On a Mountain Path
- 3. Sackcloth and Motley
- 4. Monna Valentina
- 5. Gian Maria
- 6. The Amorous Duke
- 7. Gonzaga the Insidious
- 8. Among the Dregs of Wine
- 9. The “Tratta Di Corde”
- 10. The Braying of an Ass
- 11. Wandering Knights
- 12. The Fool's Inquisitiveness
- 13. Gian Maria Makes a Vow
- 14. Fortemani Drinks Water
- 15. The Mercy of Francesco
- 16. Gonzaga Unmasks
- 17. The Enemy
- 18. Treachery
- 19. Plot and Counterplot
- 20. The Lovers
- 21. The Penitent
- 22. A Revelation
- 23. In the Armoury Tower
- 24. The Interrupted Mass
- 25. The Capitulation of Roccaleone